WALTR 2
2.6.21
WALTR 2
2.6.21Push any content to any Apple device.
Overview
WALTR 2 helps you wirelessly drag-and-drop any music, ringtones, videos, PDF, and ePub files onto your iPhone, iPad, or iPod without iTunes. It is the second major version of Softorino's critically-acclaimed original WALTR, which solved 2 huge problems for every iOS user: unsupported media-format transfer without installing any additional 3rd-party iOS apps, as well as iTunes sync elimination -- allowing users to drag-and-drop files from any computer. WALTR 2 is here to add a few cherries on top.
- Video formats: MKV, AVI, MP4, MOV, MPEG, m2ts, 3GP, WMV, H264, H265
- Audio formats: MP3, FLAC, APE, ALAC, AAC, AIFF, WAV, WMA, OGG, OGA, WV, TTA, DFF
- CUE sheet support (automatic breakdown of a single file into multiple tracks)
- M4R Ringtones (includes support for ringtones over 30 seconds long)
What's new in WALTR 2
Version 2.6.21:
- Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
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$39.96
App requirements:
- Intel 64
- OS X 10.9.0 or later
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You're so right!! We've had this on our to do list for a while now. And we plan on implementing the ability to add songs into playlists in the future updates. Unfortunately, this is not easy simply because such features require us to rethink the simplistic design/approach that WALTR is famous for. In any case, this is defiinitely a useful addition that we cannot wait to add :)
Thank you for your honest feedback. Please know that all of the files can be removed from your device. Which iOS version were you on when you tried to remove the files? Apple made it possible to remove files directly from the TV.app as well as going into Storage and deleting files from there.
As for your files being removed after transferring with WALTR, this may happen if you have automatic itunes sync enabled inside iTunes itself.
In any case, I'm sorry that you experienced this with our app. Hopefully, we may see you again and we'll exceed your expectations :)
We respect your honest feedback. Please know that we do offer a 30-day money back guarantee (no questions asked). And our customer support is actually one of the most highly complimented features that users love when encountering Softorino. If you did not receive your refund or you had a bad experience with one of our support agents – please let me know via email at josh.brown@softorino.com and I will handle this ASAP.
The app is $40 regular price, I assume you're either referring to a discount that you've received or the first version of WALTR 1? In any case, WALTR 2 is advertised as a magic drop area that will transfer media files into any iPhone, iPad or iPod. You may see it on our website – we clearly state that you are able to transfer music, videos, books, PDFs and ringtones.
If you've read somewhere in an online review stating that WALTR 2 supports Playlists – please let us know. We'll reach out and ask the website owners to correct it. This will help avoid any confusion in the future.
Thanks!
It looks like a mistake from our end. Please email our support team and we'll fix your license key (and set it to LIFETIME).
We never had WALTR 2 for such pricing. You're most likely referring to WALTR original which we sell for $19.95 at regular price and on Black Friday, there was a 40% OFF discount.
We did not promote it the other way around.
In general, Mac is a "PC" (portable computer). It's a machine.
And a "device" is any electronic element with some computing ability that connects to the machine, and/or supports the installation of 3rd party software. I.e a mobile phone, computer mouse, speakers, printer, webcam, microphone, etc..
and this info can be found by searching online.
We honestly, never looked at a PC or Mac as a device. We don't want to create a debate over this. Since there are also descriptions, trials and examples as well as video demos showing off WALTR 2.
In any case, thanks for the feedback. We'll try to improve the wording to make it more clear and avoid any possible confusion.
PC stands for "Personal Computer," not portable. My iMac is not portable
Your macbook is not a device. You may see it like that. But your Macbook is considered a Portable Computer. It simply has devices such as a "mouse/touchpad", "keyboard" "computer components" – built into the Macbook box.
In any case, we will consider wording this differently to avoid any potential confusion. Thanks for pointing this out.